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BMA fines hotel after used condoms, toiletry items found in canal

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BMA fines hotel after used condoms, toiletry items found in canal

By The Nation

 

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The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has imposed a Bt10,000 fine on a hotel in the Charansanitwongse area of the capital’s Bangkok Yai district for improperly disposing of used condoms and toiletry items.

 

The items had been found at the weekend floating in a canal, leading to images circulated by Thai netizens expressing their disgust.

 

City workers had completed removing the trash from the canal – which connects to the Wat Tha Phra, Wat Tha Mul and Wat Dee Duat canals – by midnight on Sunday.

 

Bangkok Yai district office director Karuna Thoopthienhom led officials to inspect the 130-room hotel in question, identified by name on the disused toiletry packets. 

 

Having found no hotel executives on the premises, and only maids, the officials learned that the hotel had occasionally hired a Nakhon Pathom-based company to send workers to collect used condoms and garbage from the hotel’s five septic tanks, none of which were connected to the canal. 

 

They were told that the company’s workers had last cleared the tanks on Saturday.

 

However, since the trash had somehow found its way into the canal, Karuna said the district office had imposed a Bt10,000 fine for disposing waste into a canal, which is a violation of the 1992 Maintenance of Cleanliness and Public Order Act. 

 

The hotel manager, upon returning from the district office after paying the fine, found that officials and journalists were still at the property. 

 

He apologised for what had happened and said the Nakhon Pathom-based company had been hired to fish out condoms and plastic trash from the septic tanks every six months at Bt16,000-Bt18,000 per visit, while the wastewater inside the septic tanks was treated by BMA workers.

 

The hotel had never had this problem before, he insisted, adding that his efforts to get an explanation from the waste-collection company had yet to bear fruit.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/national/30371240

 

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is this like a giant short time hotel? :shock1:

Edited by NCC1701A

Are these Trojan Magnum XL? Looks like Mandingo had a movie shoot over there.. ????

Leaf it out .. The bent one in the middle .. was he trying to park in the wrong area .. 

 

46 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

The hotel manager, upon returning from the district office after paying the fine, found that officials and journalists were still at the property

and they left as much mess as all the other punters he went on to add .. 

 

49 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

He apologised for what had happened and said the Nakhon Pathom-based company had been hired to fish out condoms and plastic trash from the septic tanks every six months at Bt16,000-Bt18,000 per visit,

Uurgh you don't even wanna think about that .. 

 

And then one wonders how all the dirt is at sea, the BMA should be sued for situations like these!

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The hotel manager said, that the hotel had never had this problem before.:cheesy: L++r, l++r pants on fire.

What he actually meant was, they had never been caught before.

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at least guests were practicing safer sex

 

18 minutes ago, RJRS1301 said:

at least guests were practicing safer sex

Agreed.  They are cleaning and recycling the products.

'nuf sed.

And where BMA thinks the others Thai hotels trash their rubbishes.

16 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has imposed a Bt10,000 fine on a hotel in the Charansanitwongse area of the capital’s Bangkok Yai district for improperly disposing of used condoms and toiletry items

Some things you just can't un-see 

18 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

is this like a giant short time hotel? :shock1:

I believe there are som bigger than that in the Nana-area...????

Those condoms seem rather XLarge to fit the usual patrons....must be those awful africans or indians again using them !!? :sorry:

Edited by observer90210

Hotel that boards horses?

.....used condoms....

 

Please reveal how that was determined. Visually, by sense of smell, by sense of touch perhaps?

5 minutes ago, PETERTHEEATER said:

.....used condoms....

 

Please reveal how that was determined. Visually, by sense of smell, by sense of touch perhaps?

They were out of their packaging. Possibly also visual clues, white stuff 

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